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Not only is Buckley's songwriting at it's absolute best, his vocals are unmatched by anyone, ever. But none evoke the kinds of feelings that "Grace" does. Listening to this album is like being in a perfect, alternate reality where everything is in it's right place, and nothing can go wrong. Jeff Buckley's "Grace" is, in fact, the best album ever recorded. "Grace" is, in fact, the best album ever recorded. I've never in my life felt so strongly about an album. It's moving, emotional, authentic, and turned my religion into Jeff Buckley. Sure, there are plenty of great albums that you can listen to without skipping over a song, and you can listen to them a million times without ever growing tired of them.
Greatest male singer ever. The single most beautiful song I've ever heard and I've been listening to music for over 45 years.forget about 5 stars, this album represents 50 stars. In my 10 desert island discs, this would be number 1.this man was an angel sent from heaven to give us "Grace". You simply can not listen to the song "Hallelujah" without being completely shattered and blown away.
The book "Dream Brother" (mostly paralleling lives and death of him and his famous dad)is not a bad read either. introduced to him about ten years ago and every time I put album on it's like i'm listening to it for the first time. Amazing voice, amazing soul, amazing guitarist.
Sorry, not quite the 75 to 300 words you wanted. What more can I say. I really enjoy one of the songs on the album, so after downloading an MP3 of the song from Amazon, I decided to buy the complete album. I like the other songs on the album as well.
You can't help but effloresce with Grace in your ears, on your tongue, about your olfactory, illuming the iris, tingling on your skin, adagio with your endorphins. An inimitable album with the unmatched ability to grow in you and fertilise your essence exponentially. An inadvertantly, esoterically brilliant and genuine work of art from an incomparably graceful soul. Completely real and unique, especially amidst an era of music consumed by excessive artificial emotion and emulation.
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